The online pawn shop, Pawngo, has apologized for its prank on star New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker.

Pawngo dropped 900 pounds of Butterfinger candy bars in Copley Square in Boston. The prank was designed to mock Welker's dropped pass in the Super Bowl. Had Welker caught the pass, the Patriots most likely would have won the Super Bowl.

The site meant for the stunt to be lighthearted, but many Boston sports fans were upset at the website. Pawngo CEO Todd Hillis said in a statement, "We thought that Boston fans would get a laugh out of it. But, for many great Boston sports fans, it was taken offensively. Please accept my most sincere apologies. We got caught up in the moment, reacting to a suggestion that we thought would be funny, but we were wrong, and on behalf of everyone involved with Pawngo, I apologize."

To top it off, Pawngo was cited for violating a commercial dumping ordinance in Boston.

Carolina Panthers fan Matt Rowell found perhaps the most greatest piece of Panthers memorabilia of all time at a garage sale.

Rowell found the Panthers playbook from their Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. Besides the plays in the book, there was something more important. Much more important.

Along with the plays, it also had sensitive financial information of the players of the 2004-2005 Carolina Panthers. If that had gotten into the wrong hands, it could have been disaster for all the players in that book.

Rowell showed a few friends, but did the honorable thing and returned it to the Panthers organization. He decided to return it because of the financial information in the book.

Matt Rowell did the absolute right thing and the world needs more people like Matt Rowell.

Terrell Owens will play football again. Just not with a team you'd think of.

Owens has signed a six figure deal to play for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League. The Wranglers contacted super agent Drew Rosenhaus since November to hammer out details and it appears now to have been finalized.

Owens was cleared to play in 2011 after surgery to repair his torn ACL, but went unsigned.

Owens now has an ownership stake in the Allen Wranglers and is seen by some as a business move. Owens recently said that he is nearly broke and friendless and that he is "in hell".

Owens has no one to blame, but himself for his woes. He has clashed with almost every quarterback he has played with and has been seen as a cancer in the locker room. The reason why T.O. signed with a team for the Indoor Football League, a second tier indoor football league, is because no NFL team wants to put up with his antics.

Chad Ochocinco was seen almost the same way as T.O., but when Ochocinco was traded to New England, he changed his personality and became a team player. T.O. has had many chances to conform and be a team player, but has failed time and time again.

I don't feel bad for T.O. and no one should. He only has himself to blame for his mess.

After the New England Patriots gut wrenching loss to the New York Giants last night, star tight end Rob Gronkowski and tackle Matt Light coped with the loss like so many others would have. Dancing topless at a club. With LMFAO.

At the Patriots post Super Bowl party at the ironically named Victory Field, the Patriots partied as if they had won the Super Bowl. LMFAO, Maroon 5, and Steven Tyler all performed.

When LMFAO took the stage, Gronkowski and Light joined them and ripped out their shirts and dancing to the seemingly awful music that LMFAO produce.

Rob Gronkowski had a great year, no question about it, but he has a lot of growing up to do.

No word on what coach Bill Belichick has to say, but I'm guessing he isn't to thrilled.

During the AFC Championship pregame show, seasoned veteran broadcaster James Brown took part in an interview that not only embarrassed him, but everyone involved.

Brown interviewed the E*Trade baby, you know the one who's 15 minutes have been up for what seems to be hours now. The world anxiously awaited the E*Trade baby's bold prediction for the Baltimore-New England game.

"Thank you and a pleasure as always". C'mon JB, you are better than this. There's only one thing left to do, take it away, Tobias Funke.

Two unnamed Baltimore Ravens have said that kicker Billy Cundiff was distracted and unprepared before what was supposed to be a game tying kick. They also said that the Ravens coaches were yelling at him.

Cundiff was practicing his kicks on the sideline, unaware of the Ravens driving down the field into field goal range. Cundiff was reportedly called upon six times and coaches became "furious" because he was unready.

Cundiff has received death threats from many Ravens fans since the missed kick.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs has had a rough couple of days. His team blew the chance to go to the Super Bowl, TWICE, and then the following morning had to talk to blowhard and Charles Barkley's "favorite" analyst Skip Bayless on the inane babble debate show that is The Skip Bayless and Steven A. Smith Show, oh, urr, uh, ESPN First Take.

Skip Bayless tried to do what he does best to Terrell Suggs, provoke Suggs into a rant about the Patriots getting some "home cooking" towards the end of the AFC Championship Game.

So Suggs said what many across the nation have been thinking for years now:

The NFL's Week 10 is just about over (Okay it is over, Monday Night's game is going to be a stinker) and there are things to take away for it and things to learn. I will go over each game in short responses. So here we go.

Raiders 24, Chargers 17

Norv Turner's seat just went from hot to 5 alarm fire. The AFC West has become this year's NFC West.

Patriots 37, Jets 16

Never count out Belichick and Brady. Jets continue to underachieve and Sanchez is still overrated.

Saints 26, Falcons 23

PUNT THE BALL!

Steelers 24, Bengals 17

The Steelers' defense finally showed up and in the most opportune time. Could this be the end of the Bengals this season?

Rams 13, Browns 12

It always something for the Browns and note to Coach Shurmur: defenses do win championships, but you do need an offense as well.

Cowboys 44, Bills 7

Midnight just about struck for Fitzpatrick and the Bills. Cowboys surprisingly still alive.

Jaguars 17, Colts 3

Good news Colts fans, you have a bye next week. Just six more games, Colts.

Broncos 17, Chiefs 10

Look like you can win with a quarterback who can't throw. Also, Kansas City seriously, with Denver's offensive strategy you still didn't predict they would run.

Dolphins 20, Redskins 9

Congrats Miami, you won your first game at home in seven tries, now there is no way you get Andrew Luck now.

Cardinals 21, Eagles 17

The Eagles once again prove my theory: The Eagles are HIGHLY OVERRATED. Andy Reid's seat is ingulfed in flames, but then again it is every year.

Texans 37, Buccaneers 9

Houston has the best record in the AFC? Good for them. I still don't trust them.

Titans 30, Panthers 3

Welcome back, Chris Johnson! Wherever have you been?

Seahawks 22, Ravens 17

Will the real Seahawks or Ravens please stand up?

Bears 37, Lions 13

Don't look now, but here come the Bears, even without Cutler playing well.

49ers 27, Giants 20

The Niners are in fact for real and looks like Eli Manning can't win them all.

Well that's it for my brief synopsis of the week that was in the NFL. Next week has some big games, Cincinnati will prove if they are for real when they play the Ravens. The Eagles go into MetLife Stadium to try get back on track and beat the NFC East leading Giants and will the Chargers end there horrendous skid when they face he red hot Bears? Until next week, folks.

As many sports fans know, athletes, and simply sports itself, are superstitious. Don't step on the base line while going back to the dugout. Always keep your same number, even when traded, hold a candle while your team is in the playoffs (trust me it worked for the '04 Red Sox and the Patriots Super Bowl titles).

Fans already know about the big one, the Madden Cover Jinx, but another curse is older and just as big as the Madden Curse. The Sports Illustrated Cover Jinx.

The legend states that if an athlete or team appears on a cover of Sports Illustrated then they will have a bad outing or be cursed. The first instance of the Cover Jinx was in 1954 when the Braves Eddie Mathews became the first person to ever appear on an SI cover. Shortly after, the Braves snapped their nine game win streak and Mathews breaks his hand.

A common explanation for this curse is that whenever athletes or teams appear on a cover it is after a great achievement or performance. Future performances are likely to display the regression towards the mean and make the performance seem less than it really was.

Many athletes have appeared on the cover and didn't affect them one bit. Michael Jordan, for example, was on the cover a record 49 times and he still went on to win six NBA Finals. Emmitt Smith appeared on the cover, although he initially refused, before Super Bowl XXVIII. Dallas still won the Super Bowl.

However, the curse has reared its ugly head many times. In 1955, skiier Jill Kinmont almost died in a crash the same week she appeared on the cover. She became paralyzed from the waist down.

Indianapolis 500 winner Bob Sweikert dies three weeks after appearing on the cover in a sprint car crash in 1955. Driver Pat O'Connor dies four days after appearing on the cover in the Indianapolis 500. Figure skater Laurence Owen appeared on the cover after SI named her "America's Most Exciting Girl Skater". Two days later, she was on the plane that crashed and killed the United States Figure Skating team as they were en route to Prague.

Streaks have been broken too by SI's curse. An Oklahoma Sooner appeared on the cover with the headline "Why Oklahoma Is Unbeatable", the next game Oklahoma loses for the first time in 47 games to Notre Dame.

Texas high school pitcher Jon Peters was on the cover after he set the national high school record for wins. He was 51-0. Next game, he loses for the first and only time in his high school career.

The Texas Longhorns' Earl Campbell appeared on the cover after his Longhorns started the season 11-0. They would lose their next game, the Cotton Bowl, to Notre Dame.

The Kansas City Chiefs started of 9-0 in 2003 and was "rewarded" with a magazine cover. However, the Chiefs would go 4-3 to finish the season, lose home field to the Patriots, and lose the divisional playoff game to the Colts.

The Cover Jinx struck just over a week ago, oddly enough on Halloween, when Texas Rangers catcher Yorvit Torrealba appeared on the cover after the Rangers win Game 5 of the World Series. We all know how this story ends, the Rangers lose the Series in heartbreaking fashion.

Does the jinx exist? Only if you believe it does. It's easy to think that there's a curse, but look at all the other covers and nothing happened to all these people. It however there have been a lot of people and teams affected by this. So basically the curse is just what you make of it. That being said I still don't want my favorite player or team on the cover.

Albert Haynesworth is on the market again. The New England Patriots waived the much maligned tackle Monday afternoon.

Haynesworth was benched for more than 20 minutes during the Patriots loss to the New York Giants on Sunday. Reports were stating that Haynesworth and Patriots defensive line coach Pepper Johnson got into a heated exchange during the game. The Patriots deny that was what caused them to waive Haynesworth.

New England acquired Haynesworth from the Washington Redskins for a fifth round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. Haynesworth only had three tackles in just six games with New England.

New York Jets coach Rex Ryan will play a New England Patriots fan in an upcoming Adam Sandler movie.

Ryan plays a Patriots fan who is a lawyer that helps get Adam Sandler's character out of trouble. According to Sandler, Ryan plays the cheapest lawyer in town. Sandler, a Jets fan, had written the part before Rex Ryan was cast.

Apparently Ryan praises the work of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick in the movie. I'm also guessing, that he insults Rex Ryan in some way in a stupid and predictable tongue in cheek joke to the audience.

The movie is due out sometime in next summer and is expected to be critically panned, yet a big office hit. Also, the movie is expected to have Rob Schneider in some capacity.

Lions 5-0, Bills 4-1, Eagles 1-4, as we get deeper and deeper into the year, we are seeing now what teams are contenders and pretenders. Here are my thoughts are the this past week in the NFL.

Bills 31, Eagles 24

The Bills improve to 4-1 and the Eagles fall to 1-4 and no one is happier than me. The Eagles are a VERY overrated team and not worthy of the "dream team" moniker. Meanwhile, nine months from know there will be a spike of babies named Ryan (or to a lesser extent Leodis) in the western New York area. Ryan Fitzpatrick's solid year is a huge part of the Bills hot start. On the flip side, Michael Vick's streaky play is a concern for the Eagles. The Bills, unfortunately, are in the AFC East with the Pats and Jets and you can't keep those teams down for long. The Eagles aren't out yet, but have an uphill climb and belong in the NFC East where no team has come out as a serious contender.

Chargers 29, Broncos 24

The Broncos lose again and Kyle Orton's poor play again will create a groundswell for Tim Tebow. Tebow came into the game in the fourth and, although not great numbers, almost orchestrated a comeback win. The question is now, who starts for the Broncos? Kyle Orton hasn't exactly proved to the Broncos faithful that he can be the starter, but Tebow I don't believe is the answer. Tebow is a great runner, but as far as throwing the football (a main part of being a quarterback) is less than average. At Florida, he was known as a running quarterback and almost never played from the shotgun position. Adjustments can be made to his mechanics and maybe it is time for him to start because the Broncos are 1-4 and not getting any better. Also, where is the support for Brady Quinn to start?

Patriots 30, Jets 21

The Jets lose again and the world collectively cheered. The Jets drop to 2-3 but could be 1-4 (thanks, Tony Romo). Mark Sanchez is not having a great year and again proves my theory that he is the most overrated quarterback in the NFL. Sanchez ranks 19th in the NFL in passer rating with a paltry 80.4. Let me check ESPN's QBR, oh wait no one cares, but that is for another time. The Jets defense, which is supposed to be a strong point, ranks 27th in the NFL on run defense giving up 134.8 yards per game. You can't win if you continuously give up 134 rushing yards per game. The pass defense is solid, 5th in the NFL, but the run defense is a huge question mark. BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for a career high 136 yards and Darren McFadden ran over the Raiders in their win over the Jets. Good news for Jets fans, next game is against the lowly Dolphins.

Lions 24, Bears 13

If you aren't a 2012 end of the world believer here is another reason to believe, the Lions are 5-0. After years of losing, the Lions are pulling it together and playing very well. Matthew Stafford is on pace for a career year and have a pretty solid offense and defense (Both ranking 11th in the NFL). This team is for real and will make the playoffs. However, Matthew Stafford needs to stay healthy in order for them to continue at this pace. Stafford has never played a full NFL season and has injured his shoulder twice in his young career. If the Lions beat the Packers, then they could very well be the best team in the NFC and possibly the NFL.

49ers 48, Buccaneers 3

Another surprising team in the NFL is the 49ers at 4-1. A good sign for the 49ers is that they play in the very weak NFC West where no one but the 49ers has emerged as a contender. The 49ers absolutely dismantled the Bucs in every way possible. Especially on the ground where the Niners outgained the Bucs 213-86. The Niners will make the playoffs mainly because the NFC West is so weak, but I don't think they will go very far.

Dolphins (Bye Week)

Just throw the season and draft Andrew Luck.

Well those are my thoughts on the past week in the NFL. Got any other thoughts please don't hesitate to comment.